Scarbon
Best sustainable packaging
Scarbon is India’s premier 100% biodegradable and compostable plastics solution provider.
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Did You Know?
Single-Use plastics have been banned in India and most of the major countries of the world. With more countries waking up to the cause of removing plastic usage in everyday life, we at Scarbon offer you sustainable packaging solutions that are tested and approved by CIPET ,CPCB , Intertek and various other third party labs as per ISO 17556, ISO 17088, ISO 17899T.
Why Scarbon?
Quality Assurance
High Volume Capacity
Single Touchpoint
Bespoke Marketing and Customer Service
Our Products
Biodegradable Additive Masterbatch
We provide tailored biodegradable solution for conventional plastic packaging, aiming to stem the global plastic pollution endemic
Carry Bags
Used for shopping purposes, carry bags for restaurants and home delivery services.
D Cut Bags
Used for shopping purposes, carry bags for restaurants and home delivery services.
Garbage Bags
Used in industries, societies, events, corporates, public gatherings.
Garment Bags
Used in garment industry for packaging and shipping.
Food Bags
Used in the food industry for food packaging and delivery.
and many more...
Our Customers
Let's Make Earth Plastic-Free Together!
FAQs
Here are a few frequently asked questions. If you still don’t get your answers contact us here.
What are the available alternatives to plastic bags?
Bags made of jute, cotton or biodegradable/compostable materials are the only alternatives that are friendly to the environment. When you are using jute bags, you need to ensure that they do not have a plastic inner lining. There are also non-woven bags, which look similar to cloth bags, used as a wider alternative to plastic bags. But these are not completely eco-friendly. On the contrary, they are 98.3% polypropylene, in other words plastic and non-biodegradable.
What do you mean by biodegradable? Is it the same as compostable?
When any material decomposes with the aid of microbes or through biological means, it is referred to as biodegradable material. While it is often taken synonymously, compostable and biodegradable is not the same. Compostable refers to the process which adds to the fertility of soil.
How are compostable, biodegradable and oxo- biodegradable different from each other?
Compostable are those which biodegrade, getting converted into water and CO2 leaving no toxic residue behind. They generally biodegrade after their useful life. The end result is compost or humus used to increase fertility of soil.
Biodegradable are those where the degradation happens through microbes naturally found in the soil.
Oxo-degradable are those where the material degrades in the presence of oxygen and is further hastened with heat and UV rays. However if these materials do not have sufficient oxygen, they do not degrade and will continue to stay for many years to come.
Wouldn’t paper bags be a better alternative?
Paper bags production can cost many forests. Nearly 14million trees had to be cut down for making 10billion paper bags in the year 1999 alone. Additionally, the paper bags can also cause more pollution in water and in air (nearly 70%). It is also found that recycling plastic will take 91% lesser energy than paper bag recycling. In order to ensure better elasticity and sturdiness, the paper bags are made of virgin pulp and yet are not as strong as plastic. They cannot be reused many times either and are not suitable in wet conditions or to carry frozen items. Additionally the paper bags need oxygen, light and water in order to degrade which may not always be possible in a landfill and might lie around for a longer period.
Our Clientele
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Scarbon is on a mission to make the world plastic free and you can join us too!
If you are interested in joining this green venture, become a distributor of Scarbon products or just say hi! Let’s go plastic free!